THE SCHOOL OF TYNESIDE   2000

A ten month residency, managed by ISIS Arts, at St. Thomas More High School in North Shields, North Tyneside between August 1999 and May 2000.

Working throughout the school, but primarily with five GNVQ students, new digital technology was used to produce a set of four 'anaglyph' billboards installed in North Shields.

TEXTS

CUTTING 1

CUTTING 2

CATALOGUE

"One of the most enduring 20th-century images of mass folly is the shot - reproduced on many a jokey retro postcard - of 1950's cinema audiences, wearing cumbersome cardboard glasses as they gawp at some extravaganza in living, in-your-lap 3D: Bwana Devil! House of Wax! Cat Women of the Moon!"

The Guardian, 6 January 2001